Bold and Aggressive Behavior Means Birds Thrive in Cities
Birds living in urban areas rarely get any peace and must cope with almost constant disturbance from both humans and their pets
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Fragmented U.S. Privacy Rules Leave Large Data Loopholes for Facebook and Others
U.S. companies follow more comprehensive privacy laws in other countries but have little incentive to protect U.S. consumers the same way
Scientists Must Unravel a Thorny Mummy Controversy
When researchers extract DNA from human remains the rights of the dead remain murky
How Cancer Can Become Therapy-Resistant
Epigenetics may play a role
Resisting Technology, Appalachian Style
Are people in Appalachia deprived of the benefits of technology, or are they protecting themselves from harmful effects of its misuse?
It's Not My Fault, My Brain Implant Made Me Do It
Where does responsibility lie if a person acts under the influence of their brain implant?
Harnessing the Invisible Power of "Flutter"
Understanding this type of instability can prevent catastrophic failures and help generate power
Why It's So Hard to #DeleteFacebook
Social media mine behavior patterns to tailor online experiences and appeal to individual psychological needs
Momentum Isn't Magic--Vindicating the Hot Hand with the Mathematics of Streaks
Nearly every basketball player, coach or fan believes that some shooters have an uncanny tendency to experience the hot hand
Should Computer Simulations Replace Animal Testing for Heart Drugs?
Computational models representing human heart cells show higher accuracy than animal models in predicting an adverse drug effect, such as dangerous arrhythmias
